introspective, and regretful. Although he initially struggled with Evelyn's loss of faith, he later realizes his own doubts about his beliefs. His decision to end their relationship highlights the challenges faced by couples with differing religious views. His actions serve as a catalyst for Evelyn's growth and selfreflection as she moves forward without him.
vulnerable, and supportive. Struggling to reconcile her faith with the pain of rejection, she seeks solace in prayer and friendship. Her relationship with Evelyn deepens as they navigate their shared experiences and differing beliefs. Despite feeling lost and hurt, she finds comfort in Evelyn's presence and support, demonstrating the power of friendship in times of crisis.
introspective, and determined. After losing her faith following her mother's death, she navigates the complexities of her new beliefs and relationships. She supports her friend Sarah through a difficult breakup and grapples with her own feelings about love and vulnerability. Her journey involves embracing her new identity as an atheist while maintaining meaningful connections with others.